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About us Following in the footsteps of world-renowned Serbian scientists - Nikola Tesla, Mihajlo Pupin, Milutin Milanković, Jovan Karamata, and Marko Jarić - who developed (partly or fully) their research careers abroad while exerting enormous influence on young scientists and educational system in Serbia, the principal goals of Serbian Scientific Diaspora (SSD) are to: mentor young scientists from Serbia and neighboring countries of the Western Balkans, offer short courses on frontier research topics by visiting lecturers from SSD, provide technical expertise in establishing cutting edge laboratories in Serbia, help Serbian scientist to compete for international research funds.

News January 13, 2021: Prof. Vuletić gives interview for Nedeljnik weakly magazine [PDF] August 1, 2019: Front cover of August 2019 issue of Physics Today features article on Physics in the former Yugoslavia: From socialist dreams to capitalist realities. March 24, 2019: The 2018 annual "Marko V. Jarić" prize for outstanding scientific achievements in physics was awarded to [1] to Prof. Dr. Zoran Hadžibabić from the University of Cambridge, United Kingdom. News Archive Initiatives Discussion about СИНИ/SIFAR at the 21st Symposium of Condensed Matter Physics in Belgrade, Serbia Lectures in Serbia by visiting Physics Professors from SSD International Research Experience for Undergraduate (IREU) students from Serbia and countries of the Western Balkans Prof. Dr. Branislav K. Nikolić gave a popular lecture on Serbian Scientific Diaspora: How physics became new Serbian brand at Kolarac Foundation in Belgrade, Serbia.

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